The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-08-20

Dan Mcdonald, Walter RynearsOn
and Hi Cole pulled out for the Yellow
stope last Wednesday. They had .
fine turnout.
Leave your orders with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Jimmy Harris has purchased half
interest in the Fashion saloon and is
now the mixologist behind the bar.
II now turns out that young Collis-
ter instead of having a rock come
down on his hand, was assaying an old
giant powder cap.
The NEWS is under obligations to
secretary of State John NJ. Dormer for
comics of the Senate and Assembly
Journals, Thirteenth session of the
Nevada Legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mccormick have
returned from the East and are now
domiciled in their old home at Aurum.
supt. Culver, of the Martin White,
will 90 East after the annual election
of that company. Only Waterman
will probably be employed at Ward.
Vlney Edwards has an important
ad. in to DAVIS News. He is selling
OUT at cost for cash. He says the
goods must and will b. sold within
the next thirty days. A small amount
of money will buy a large lot of
goods.
Mrs. d. Felsenthal and child came
in from Oace0la Friday. She will
visit her mother at the Monitor mill
for while, until Mr.. Felsenthal gets
q residence ready.
The card of DIR. Leek (dentisD of
Eureka, appears in our advertising
columns to- day. He will be here
about the middle Of September. The
doctors good reputation always goes
before him.
It's hardest thing in the world tn
publish country paper, tell TIE truth
and hurt nobody's feelings. Even
matters of public record are sometimes
expected tai be kept out of the paper
big Sim" is the harpiest man in
town this Sunday morning. It's a
boy, and its first caper was to jump on
the scales aud knock down the beam
At nine pounds. May the boy grow
tn be as big as its daddy.
Sol Hip has received splendid
assortment of ladies'. misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examine"
H. Harpell. a miner at the Argus,
was taken down with typhoid fever
some ten days ago. He died at one
O'Clock ast Thursday morning and
was buried that evening. lie came
here from Arizona about four months
ago.
We regret to learn that Conner Ed
wards is seriously i'll. He waited on
Harpel during the last days of his
sickness, and the disease seems to be
similar. But hs is getting along
nicely under the medical treatment of
Mrs. DIR. Clara.
William Farrell, who has just re-
turned from Tuscarora, where he has
property, reports the camp booming.
The mines are looking we'll, a good
many men are employed. aud the camp
Is liVslier than il has been for years.
lCilver State.
Sol Hip is now prepared to fill
orders for almost any article requir-
ed.
There is general dissatisfaction with
the last lot of pictures sent here by
Mr.. Monaco, and several lots of them
were used for kindling fires. The first
TWO lots of Monaco's pictures that came
here were first-class, but the last very
poor. Perhaps this is one of the tricks
of the trade.
Belmont Courier: civilian Crary
and James Liddle, Of White Pine
county, were in Belmont ON Wednes
day last. They are driving SO horses
to Senator Robert Briggs ranch at
Paso Robes, CAL" We always thought
Jim owned half that ranch himself.
The people of Taylor should do
something towards getting peace of
ncer here. If the constituted author
isies will do nothing but collect taxes
and licenses, our people should petit.
ZION the Board of Commissioners to
sppoint Constable. We are sadly
10 need Of some officer to make arrests
and preserve the peace.
Phoebe Record. Dan Rnder met